Goodwill

"Its a nice store but the Clothes are overpriced. I donated some things myself and went in to see what it was like just browsing the illes. 7.00 for a pair pants and 7.00 for a shirt. Dresses are more almost 20.00 or above. This is ridiculous especially when people are cleaning out their closets and GIVING IT TO THEM FOR FREE. I was kinda upset I gave away my things lol I should have sold my own things . Goodwill is not paying anything for the donations. The prices could be less to accommodate those who can't afford clothes, after all isn't that the whole idea of a goodwill... Over 4 dollars is a big price for a pair used pants that are we don't know how old???? Be real!!! You can go to Walmart and buy a new pair pants for 8.00 to 10.00 dollars for heaven sakes. Sometimes a new dress for 10 bucks. This is supposed to be yard sale prices not get rich prices. But ive not seen it ever fail where money is to be made. One used to could go to Goodwill and buy a shirt and pants for 5.00. It is awful to me, for a Goodwill to be able to do poor folk this way... It's a nice store it is organized. It is clean smells good inside. But they need to be realistic and move the products they have. Torn clothes holes in the shirts, buttons missing, zippers don't work!!! The price of coats they get for free is ridiculous. The variety of home goods is low not much to offer.. but what they had was high prices for used stuff old stuff. I was surprised that they had no Christmas decor out to buy. I'm not against anyone making money but I am against ripping people off when Goodwill doesn't pay nothing for the merchandise they sell. At least Karm in Tennessee gives the person a 25 percent off coupon for donations they receive!!! I mean even karm is starting to do the same thing the prices are increasing...terrible!!"

"Some items are broken, some aren't. Some are overpriced, some aren't, and most items are missing parts. They have like 5 checkouts, but only 1 is open, and they close at 8:30 PM, not 9:00 PM, they also keep the 'OPEN' sign on when closed."

"Lots of newer clothes at reasonable price"

"This store has friendly employees and Everytime I ever asked for help, they never hesitated to answer my questions. The store was clean and arranged well. The stock is ok. If your looking just for clothing, they have a huge selection. They do have household items but not a very big selection. Overall, it's a friendly place to shop for second handed items! Thanks!"

"Prices are becoming more expensive. I understand that a profit has to be made but lots of low income families come to ship at places they can afford. This used to be one. However, even though they receive all donations, they put store prices on it especially if there is a tag. $17 for a shirt and $25 for a dress (in which you can buy brand new $25 from the manufacture). Now, they began asking for more donations when checking out to help employment. That’s what the donations are supposed to be for. To help employees and give jobs. I know that it’s not the employees fault. The “big wigs” of Goodwill should realize they would make more money and get more donations by lowering prices back down to the original prices."